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What can be a main basis for challenging a policy in court?

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Correct answer: Being against the Constitution or law

The correct answer is A. Courts can examine whether a policy or the action taken under it has legal authority and is consistent with the Constitution and applicable law. A challenge may therefore raise issues such as violation of rights, lack of authority, improper procedure or conflict with a legal rule. This is part of judicial review; it does not mean that courts replace elected governments in making every policy choice. Option A is correct because illegality or unconstitutionality provides a legal basis for challenge. B is wrong because media discussion alone does not prove legal invalidity. C is wrong because opposition questions are part of democratic debate, not by themselves a court ground. D is wrong because length does not determine legality. Memory cue: courts test legality, not popularity or word count.

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